Strong. Sustainable. Saskatchewan.
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Sustainability You Can Count On
Saskatchewan has some of the highest-quality and sustainably produced food, fuel and fertilizer that a growing world needs.
Saskatchewan’s
Four Pillars
of sustainability
Saskatchewan is where innovation meets environmental commitment.
As a global leader in clean energy, our rich uranium deposits are powering the shift to sustainable solutions. Leadership in carbon capture technology and zero-till farming has significantly slashed emissions in oil and gas and agricultural production. It’s a place where industry and community thrive together. From sequestering 40 million tonnes of CO2 to leading in eco-friendly production, we prove that economic growth and environmental responsibility can coexist seamlessly.
Saskatchewan is shaping a cleaner, greener future.
Sustainable
Resources
Saskatchewan leads the way in sustainable resource development.
Critical Minerals
Are In Your Pocket
The common smartphone is uncommonly packed with critical minerals. See how…
Saskatchewan is the destination for organizations
that strive for sustainability.
Environmental
Stewardship
Saskatchewan shines as a leader in environmental stewardship with cutting-edge solutions to safeguard our planet’s future.
Natural Carbon Storage In Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan utilizes thoughtful ecosystem management to support carbon sequestration and promote climate resilience. See how…
If all oil-producing countries in the world adopted environmental regulations similar to Saskatchewan’s, greenhouse gas emissions from oil production would be cut by almost a quarter.
Community
Support
Saskatchewan is a place where building community is woven throughout industries like uranium, forestry and agriculture.
Saskatchewan prioritizes collaboration and sustainability, working closely with local communities and drawing upon Indigenous knowledge to protect our land.